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Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1887-08-15

Terrible hreS are raging in Michigan,
destroying much valuable pine and stand
ing timber, and burning fences and barns.
The farmers arv nghting arcs 10 save
their homes and stock.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1887-08-15

Barton
>e151-~ commence next N5ld4y.
There Wa slight frost ia -ome Ioc4li-
--=> -4>- SATURDAY night
G=- realy for Camp Meeting ~ Lyn-
Fr-.--= next week
u A. P=z-S1u was installed C 7 II
re Good T=u1I4rs- Saturday night
NJ ana Mrs. + B Philips are o1t Of
---E for 4 Shl-- vacz-51u this Week-
lI=>,-s- Corey zzl King sikh tasir fan
Hes have arrived and are >-1tpln= - P
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NJ Mar Brzghzm- d41Eatzr II Rev
: Brigham ! stopping 81 g 4
B4z=-> for few d4ys-
C-J J. C55-5 - purchased Stz q TIE
Texas A5rSe=. which have been Oh sale s.
G-==z~so-1 Bend he past week
Mr. Bz-zv and Ms sinclair = -
-l1--1ury spoke s. " 2 cl-rh IzS-
---z- In 1=l4-< q Eorelgu Missions
he funeral services q Mr. Nelson
wight Mo died t1is morning vii Be
LAD = The b01Ss- c5-uo-roE - 10
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>zgs-z- y9l1E people from This Place
~=1- o. Al excursion up Lake Nsnphre
@-1z L4<t Erttay D n and report a
enjoyable tine
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a==z- r1Zva-=~-l1- from severe z--zck
ii h1- we4-1=-- H VII - here u=xr
lr1-Ezy - bright zzt z=w~y = ever
Dr. Pearson -Lz ee-s1-z-eI and tzc-
--1-- dental -y--z1S-- : >-z-I In town per
forming ~1z= = ~ funny p-auks On The
-zw- ~ H. unfortunate cCS-ouers-
Wv MI an Archie NcDoggzI-
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Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1887-08-15

REMARKS.-There ! more quiet feeling iu
the butter trade this week and it's hard keeping
the boom up Really 6rm, fresh made i In de-
razud and AL wanted. but lower grades are rarher
slow sale Cheese j higher but quiet EEEs
zre selling EzirIy. Beans are hrul klouF remains
In = old posirieu Dul Is 10 name for IL, buyer
viii noc take only for present use Pork lard and
ham are in fir demand AZ unchanged pnces
Corn : firm Oats are steady Potatoes are 10
Sod demand
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1887-08-15

OF
G. W ABBoTT,
Z L ASSET
BroNNnin =Ion-
Prayer meeting 81 Albert Wells Thurs
day eve
Mr. z n Boch4nzn i going 70 visit
friends IN Boston
FaI ESchooI oO2ResceS Aug ssh 4
teacher from Montpelier i expected
EN- Buehznzn ami Cyrus Heath have
greatly improved the appearance Of their
premises by re-pain1Inz-
\ lawn Farty was recently given for the
benefit OF Mrs. Thra>her- who ztely
broke her wrist = good number being
present
Frank Wells who hzS been very sick
! oul zzzin--NIrs- 7 a Wynzn ! fail
ing--IlEss sarah >ezvey i very low and
enzriz-eL
George Goodnough hzs been stopping
with hi bro-her-iu-law- ; : Bartlett
since his return from Peaks Island HIS
healrh = somewhat improved
Mrs J. A Gibson, who has spent the
sumner with fr5entS IN Albany and vtcia-
NV returned 70 town IzSt week and :
with her dzuzhter- Ms Arthur Nils
Dr. Gilman ard wife were very zsree-
ably surprised THURSDAY 70 - friends
from Barnet = J0hnS5Ury- Lyndon znd
zr.zv-r.z-z =, -,.FzF-z-- -h-.F-.5 -H marriage
anniversary
: : Bartlett Va quite badly hurt
; f=E days since by being thrown from
= load Of hay STLaS h4S bzrgsine,d for
The mall route from Evansville 70 Bzrrou
Lzndlnz
Ms Lila Hackecr received The inVeILL
zeuce l few dzys since that her fzzber-
Darwin Currlzr Wa dangerously III Mr.
-Currier has been N poor health most OF
The tine since he went - Ne5ra>k4- He
started 70 cone 70 VI 6az while Il hiS
Sou E-mOre-S- grew worse ami ! noc ex-
pected % I've but short tine
Evansville
Quite : amber Of men started last
ThGrsdav morning Tor Island Pond for
: few days camping OUE-
c B Leland i b1iIdinz another barn
Moss Fu~s : Improving the looks OF
his house somewhat
: Z Hyatt from Canals former
resident OF this place / here visiting
fr5ends-TwO uieces OF Mr. VI Z
Fay f-0n Bakersfield are visiting n
tow
West Charleston
Geo " Hanilzou GU hi foot quite
badly one day recenEIy-
Charles C4Ikius moves from Holland
into TIE TLS0u h01Se-
There E4s : surprise party for Dr.
Frank Le01zrd the S1a- ~ The house Of
Mr. o. C. Reed A5o1t 81 guests were
present TIE Dr. received present Of
: nice Ee5iciue trunk and tie good
wishes OF 81 present
! NJ REce and family from Boston
are boarding a. The h0ceI--Mrs- NIu<
ard her daughter Ms = Palmer from
Nor-Ez-p-0u- MzSS-- zre Wishing ~ Z
L ho7-nSoa S--AliSS Mamie Cl2rz Iro0
Boston = SPeEEnz I few days With
he father B D Clark-Nrs- M.1irz
Brown toe> : FlS--l1= 1@r parents
M K d Barnard L. gone % F-1-
BODY Mss % Fl-Iz Ter >'1l C--reH-7--
L C. kz-1zo rs rel1-r=c 10 b0elo1-
D-oEE - gone - -->oo1- Nl--1-l-l
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1887-08-15
MARRIED

VI MARRIED..
Al soErh B4rroa. July 81, by Rev. John Porrs.t
j.. M Ebel q Fl4aders AMI Mr. FIoreuee v
HYDE both q Albany.
Al Westmore, Aug. :. By Calvin Gi5.on, p.
william : Green and Hattie X Eettie, both %
Ca4rlesr01-
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1887-08-15
DIED.

"AIa orices ofde4ths inserted free. Obituary
no-ices snd poetry Zee ssatI per tf1s
IN BrissoI. y. r.. A1g. {, Nh. sally b. DANES.
aged - yez-s-
B2rro1, Aag- L, Mesa Wright. agsd - gear.
! naa1ri-
Ia Morgzn. ABz. II, iafznt ehild u Mr. add Mr.
Pred HaMblez-
In Gl0vsE, Azz- !, s4r4h, wife u AIMS COX,
aged - year.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1887-08-15

H L Gage ! sick with typhoid fever
Farmers report The largest hay crop ever
gathered b1E grain : rustEHg badly
W c DznleB has bought The livery
business - West Burke and VII move
Ii mother there with hin
he lake i vel surrounded with camp
ers- pieuics and excursions The Clover
band gave i sozne fne uus5c-
Chzs- Atkins has Iet his farm 70 4 n
LftchfeId and g0He % New Hampshire 10
Work for r H and T y Cheney-
The town pezper- Daniel Leland over
whose residence WesEmore and lSheheId
f01ght seven years l. dad Il cost Shelf
ted ss-Gd0 % prove that Ii belonged 70
then
The s1mmer travel Las hardly ben Up
10 tbe average for The past month but :
Increasing fast for the LzSt few DAYS and
business : lively PEcnies- camping par
ties rides. etc are coming every day
and the hotels and steamboats, are kept
54y-
Mss Gorhzm and M Goodrich artists
from Boston Ge painting soue dBe
sce1ery OF The lake and vicinity Mss
EtE@I Bzckfsr1 and Miss BIzuche Nurk-
LzE1- from Barton are also stopping here
taxing lessons In painting They are
stopping Al Cottage Point
school N Dist No ) closed Aug.
>. Whole number Of scholars twenty
SIX Three removed from the Dist.
q close o. the fifth week Average
daily ATTENDANCE nineteen Hannah
Nc-Far1Tn- EIwin and Guy Smith,
Fred and Willie Murphy had neither
tzrsfE nor absent marks.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1887-08-15

The j. 70 eerrlfy tat have thls day airen 81
sozs Ira II JeEDale. bic ffr7e n4ring te FHtlafl
der - H. u519riry. sazH claim naa- n be- earn
lzze pzg zzy eebts - BE- clEfr4efing zfter fan
1zEe- GTLEs NJ. JEROME.
WILL. 2 EOEzLL-
-syash Al54aF, Az1. Is J81z
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1887-08-15
GRANITE
Polishing Machinery.

go atlf e. fu sH afdfn fH rufNuru tEu
PLAIN WORK. promrfF
WInIh fts iasi tee Bsau hsFt staf UHkhIIT
MONUMENT e. ths -tstss af lIH.aIs. f.ua. NIa
nssota, M.rmFsn. Massashasrus. hss Hauf.I.rt
sHI go large nufah.f H NaHuent
Parties s.shIuF ta pHr hasH usnumfufs Taha
isis Head -iapr., sr Austhias .a u5 HHs s.I
90 sell 30 aansspand aIn aI .a.I aa taf 60 ru..s
Shall ae rIsased ta shae asIf.n - sHf..a..H. ~
safk. bath - ny shar. aaa o. rI.s .sm.fs.5 q H.s
pIafs.
itsfafmbrf fHaf b. aII. sHsf uaIt r.sfaFs HfaH.a
Is eauespaut sIu ns ana 10 l.al tafs faa H...aIs.
VI. j. SMITH.
BartuusAprs Ne.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1887-08-15
BIRTHS.

BIRTHS.
At EheeIoek. Aug- T. son 10 Alr. and Mr.
Harry Sq1ires-
A. Glovsr, Aug- :. daughter 70 Mr. and Mr. DR.
Percy Templsrou-
Atwe.rmore, July Soth, soa 70 Mr. and Mr.
>eyl1o1r A. HEnr-
A. Barton, Aag- %. a daughter 70 Mr. and Mr.
Chandler Austin
Al Ir4sb4rgh, Aug :, .oa 70 Mr. All Mr.
Ezrrzzou Badger.
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south Barton

CARD--We wtSh - thank the
friends ami neizhbOrS Tor their ever
ready assistance snd kind sympathy IN
The Sickness. death and burial Of our
dear BERTHE Mzy heavens choicest
blessings re>t upon them al II the prayer
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1887-08-15

FITS. AIIFits stopped free b. Dr. Klins's
H > 'GFe4t Nerve Restorer. No F.ts after
first days Use. Marvellous cures. Treatise aHd
sz-eCtrizI bottle free 20 Fit cases. send 20 Dr..
kline SCI Arch St .Phil4. Pa.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1887-08-15

JzDes PaLl-r~szu r=e=uLIE had H. EOO1
bz1Iy 61rz EhEI= laying ~al
Isaac T501p-oa IA hzd h peE5on
f increased from > 20 So = Noah and
z=-s srr=zra=- o aboaE $50
$500 n DIST Va 70. cIozzd August
: There ~=re ID tar,iy mars d1r[ng
tb= t=m Tho=e having ID a3-eu-
marks were ia Larz6ee- JzEas Larzbee-
Lila Merrill and Fb0ss5z Merrill
Blue TIII0tsoa w4s thr0~u q HI beru
fr4me recezrIy EaII= rzL=tng : be1E- d.
I -oczzIzz ! bo1= II HI hz1d- and In5urlng
hiz had lack and foot Dr. Campbell
81 TIE cE>Iocazed 5o1= and pIzssera1 p
/ The CEEs-
An UcSzrz-ed Lsca1rz on 1Ee Life
+ Hz5z-s and ReEg501 q rEe HTn5oo- VII,
I D zzven D. NJ 6 " Lezeh- = recU-zed
uzS5ozz-T- ~ Con- chzrrl- S0ELA
I Crzr-=h-zry- Az I--z1d Easz Cr4fz-azFF
Az = Tie I=erurz VII & free bzz :
enElaczz0z VII D t4kz1 ~ -hs c10==- he
E uroozszI= - y devoted % EEs-50zzrF pr
Do-=- Al e1-ytzzIly invited
East CrafI-bury-
f Jtuzzs Pzr-ers1o1- Eooz ! = II-tIe better
Pro- SeaEer B=c1aFe'1 Il So1Eh AI7aEE-
F Wstn=s1ay- % : faI h01se-
e oar LaEyer- E4ud- nade 4 sgIag visit
oct vs. and report =zF- - @e1- o. H.
- az>I8===-
Mrs. Dr. COREY ! expected hO@- s.Doa
u - - =--r---ur EFrIxsza9es 4 oar
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Boston Wholesale Produce Market
CONNECTED ENFREssLN FoR
ORLEANS COUNTY MONITOR,
a ID. HIBBARD

Jobbin.- and Commission Dealer in Butter, Nhecs
Flour. I-sr,i. Egg. Beans, DRIED Apple
ETC.. Il john street.. Boston
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1887-08-15
Sperial 9utires.

When using Hahnemzua's Homeopathic Pellets,
a1l0E the explicit directions accompanying every
bottle, II you would obtain the best results.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1887-08-15

BUCKLEN'- ARNICA SALyR.
The Best >zIve in the world for Cats. Bruises
Sores, Uleers, Salt Rheum, Fever sores, letter,
Chopped Hands. CLlb.4ins, Corus, and al skin
ErzpEiaas, and positively cures Piles pay re-
CURED Il = guaranteed 70 give perfect s3rsfac-
ti0a or money refunded Pries 3 cents per box.
For sale ~ H c. Pierce.
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Holland

J0seph JzaO5s saw : lynx nezr his pace
: few days Ago
z Il P&Tey las = sock OF corn grO~-
E q his pace thai / I01z fest high
Who bezz=
J41= Lewis hs bo1gtt tbe store for
1=r1y oE1ed bg H=my wee1=a- ard la
pzr god @zoek Of goo6s-
Ira-bur=h-
NJ ard Mrs- G. " B-ezsser have
z0ae 70 Bzr5inztoz 70 4sEeDd ca4pze=E-
ing
John Ord i gong - EEoE51z 500
Tbs tine b zA1= % 20 Gen Hi
talks q z0lzg VIII Em-
The gaze of base tai @ tae Cozauoa,
SATURDAY. rHszI-a1 IN = score q . for
NeEp0rss. AID y for Ira-aargh=-
Thz teE=9zoze c0zsec<aoz EErh Eat.
sozzE- ard West AlaznF i c1npIetesd
The Lax d tas@ sire w4~ strzng Taar-
daT-
MIRA Jaz=@o1 a. zDo= ~ Greensboro
20 care syr sex E-szEIT=-2 grza- E-gl-Y
: Ez-zzzzz y Rev Mr. SeAos-A1-=-5=o-
SyIEesEer = ~ y ? szEyers
The -gzz1 ND b=z-E sa0@~ ~4z
here NozzzF zsd Tg-sszy- Ezz=a=
Nsron h5r=s 9zs 70 ~ propr5e1or AID
hE- zoz8= ca % La- razd Ma Ei2 fsr-
nE=hfaz - text
TIE E1s5e- q the 4=r5y1lss eAarxA
81 gre a. 6oe-erzz@ zad hDs~g festival
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1887-08-15

Evansville
Quite : uumoer Of uer started IzSl
ThGrSdav morning Tor Island Pond FOL
few days camping OUE-
c B Leland i b1iIdinE another barn.
Moss Fu<s : Improving the looks oi
hi house somewhat
: z Hyatt from Canada former
resident OF this place ! here VISITING
fr5endS-Two uieces OF Mr. NJ Z
FAY from B4kerS1eld are visiting r
The Hawaiian gazette., 1887-02-15
Almost a big Blaze.

On Monday morning about half-past
O'Clock, fire was discovered in the upper
portion of the building occupied as a boot
and shoe store and residence by Mr.. G..
Gertz. on Fort street, between Merchant and
King streets. The fire was first discovered
by members of the family, and with the aid
of those present, the bedding, mosquito
netting, and other infammable articles,
were quickly removed, partially burned.
The fire department. was promptly on the
ground, but before its arrival the flames
were under subsection. The origin of the
fire is supposed to be due to the children
playing with matches. The damage to the
building is triling; the furniture received
the greatest injury from fire and water. The
stock of boots and shoes is comparatively
uninjured, and the down stairs part escaped
destruction. Mr.. Gertz, the proprietor, was
severely burned on the hands and had his
moustache singed by the fire in his efforts TO
remove the burning bedding. The damage
to the building and furniture, it is estimated,
will not exceed $3.50.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1887-02-15
The Dunnottar CaatIe.

The Editor of the GAZETTE has received
letter from Mr. Norman, London, late chief
oticer OF the wrecked ship Dunnottar Castle,
wrecked on Ocean Island, stating that the
Captain with the portion of the crew picked
up by the chip Birnam Wood at the island,
were safely landed at Valparaiso October g.
A Court of Inquiry at Valparaiso aoquits the
Captain of all blame, but censures him for
not beng supplied with Directory of the
North Pacific Ocean. Mr.. Norman is very
favorably impressed with the Islands and
the people and speaks feelingly of the kind
ness shown to him while in Honolulu. Mr..
Norman had suffered considerably from cry
sipelas after leaving Honolulu, which no
The Hawaiian gazette., 1887-02-15

doubt was superinduced By the severe ordeal
he underwent on his voyage in IL small boat
from Ocean Island to Honolulu, undergoing
severe privations.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1887-02-15

The Waikiki Literary Club assembled at
the house of Mr.. Lowrie, at Kahului, Febru-
AIRY 10th, and was an entire success. An ex-
cellent recitation by Mr.. g. w. K. King of
Waihee, being noticeable feature of the
programme. Through the gallsntry of Mr..
4. d. Walbridge no lady stayed at home for
want of means of conveyance, he providing
the carriages for the purpose.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1887-02-15

NOTICE--The best place in San Francisco
for Furnished Rooms is at the CENTRE HOUSE,,
719 Market street, next to Bancroft building.
L. j. REED, PEOr.
wFormerly of Hawaiian Islands 1i4s sn
The Hawaiian gazette., 1887-02-15

Yesterday noon, as the whaleship Josephine,
outside, vas receiving stores etc., from the
tug Eleu, Pilot Babcock's boat was accident
ally run into by the tug and badly damaged,
throwing the men into the water The men
were Immediately rescued and the damaged
boat brought into port.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1887-02-15
PARCELS OF LAND

lone lot on the West side of Pnnahou street,
between the residence OF Hon. Z. d Juod anG
Hon. W. D. Alexander. Having frontage OF
about 20y feet on said Street and depth of about
GOO feet.
An opportunity now rarely offered is here az
forded to procure most desirable building Site
2-That piece Of property in Lahaina, Maui,
known as the Baldwin Homestead" situate near
the Court House and landing; containing a0olt
] acre, roods and poles
3-The Ahupuaa Of Kauaua, near Lahaina, in
Guiding several lots therein sold 10 said ID. Bald,
furnishes another Of the chances yearly growing
rarer of purchasing extension tract
1.-The well known and desirable property
called Mount Retreat, back OF Lahatnaluna, con-
tanning nearly two hundred acres OF pasture land.
together with house lot and forest land. one OF
the salubrious and delightful places in the
Islands where at little cost or fatigue families
can obtain healthful and refreshing summer
climate.
$40 Acres of fine land in Kamaole, Kuls, Maui.
covered by Royal Patent 4O9.
6-1g Acres of valuable land at Kamaole, Kula,
Maui, near to lot 8, covered by Royal Patent al
THAT fine tract Of land containing 2S5 acres
called kukuiaea, in Kula, Maui, covered by Royal
Patent 1872.
San orange grove in Kanpo. Mani, containing
IL acre, covered by L. G. A 635 b.
All OF the above mentioned property will be
'O'1 y '-' 'E"''' ''1u7 n. S. BALDWIN.
Eg- Further particulars can be had Of WnLIAA
r. CASTLE. Attorney IN Honolulu, OF
W. W. HALL,
H p BALDWIN,
ID. d. BALDWIN.
EXECUTORS of the Will of D. Baldwin.
[ll5J tdl
The Hawaiian gazette., 1887-02-15

assortment of novelties 10 be found in San
Francisco and Eastern markets, and to which
he will invite the attention of all, and the
ladies In particular, who desire really
good article at a reasonable figure. Hon.
Paul Neumann will hold power of Attorney
for him during his absence from the King
dom.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1887-02-15
18th Day of March. 1887.
SprtlaI Notices.

WHITE LEGHORN EGGS.-A few
settings of pure white Leghorn Eggs can be had
by applying to NJ. T. DoNNELL, at C. E. Will
liams', Hotel Street, until April Goth.
B5 Price for setting of 10, $3.50.
Honolulu, Feb. 10th, 1887. 1853 st
The Hawaiian gazette., 1887-02-15

Yesterday was St. Valentines Day, and
was very generally observed by the younger
portion of the community. Many of the
older ones were the recipients of Valentines
which did not tend to adorn their facial
organs with pleasant smile or smooth their
ruf1ed tempers
The Hawaiian gazette., 1887-02-15

hear it rumored that there is strong and
voluminous letter received from Samoa. 1t
does not appear by this strong epistle where
the laugh comes in, in fact it don't come
in at all. The Grand Vizier is now investi-
eating. 1t is also rumored the state carriage
will remain here for the present.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1887-02-15
MA. w. ID. PARKE

~ No Handbook e1cels the HAWAII
AN ALMANAC AND ANNUAL for
reliable statistical and general information re-
lat:ng to these Islands. Price so cents; or
mailed abroad, 60 cents each.
T. G. THRUM, PUBLISHER,
1issiy Honolulu, II. L.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1887-02-15

l took look at the Conundrum Yesterday,
and she appears to be more of conundrum
now than ever-thev have yancked the masts
out of her, and 1 suppose the smoke-stack
will follow soon-preparatory to placing hel
in glass case
The Hawaiian gazette., 1887-02-15
Administrators Notice.

HE q NDtRSIGNE ED HAY
i ing been duly appointed Administrator
of the Estate of DOMINGO LOPES RAMOS,
late of Kalihi, deceased, all persons having
claims against the Estate are hereby notified to
present the same, duly verified, to the under
signed, within six months from this date; and
all persons indebted to said Estate or having any
property belonging to the Estate IN their posses
sion are requested to make immediate settlement
with me for the same. j. P. MENDONCA,
Temporary Administrator of Estate of Domingo
Lopes Ramos.
Honolulu. Dec II. 1886. 1145 1t
The Hawaiian gazette., 1887-02-15

The Zsalandia last Saturday, took from
here for the Coast Mr.. and Mrs. F. w. Mac
farlsns, Miss A. Widemann, Mr.. p. c. Jones
and wife. h. Mcintyre, L. K. Moore and
Master Oedinc
The Hawaiian gazette., 1887-02-15

3. Enrich, Of the Temple of Fashion,
arranged privately for dissolution
OF copartnership, has become sole pro-
pxleSor Of tins popular resort of customers.
~. Ehrlich goes 70 the Coast by the steamer
Astralia, on the 18th, to purchase fresh
sock OF goods, and will be absent about two
months returning with the finest and latest
The Hawaiian gazette., 1887-02-15

Tie only sketches made by an artist on
the spot were BY Charles Furneaux, who also
owns the only negatives made of the erup-
fioa while active.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1887-02-15

The Hawaiian Government on the 9TH,
commenced the Issue of new paper of small
dimensions to be devoted exclusively to the
publication of by Authority" notices,
Court news, etc. 1t is printed in both Ian
puapes
The Hawaiian gazette., 1887-02-15
MR.. w. F. ALLEN,

Has an office with Messrs. Bishop& Co. corner
of Merchant and Kaahumanu Streets. and he
will be pleased to attend to any business en-
trusted to him. i14s 6m
The Hawaiian gazette., 1887-02-15

II. HACKFELD & CO.
Second: The general nature of the business
intended to be transacted is the business OF
Importers, Sugar Factors and Commission Mer
chants.
The place where such business is to be trans.
acted is In the Kingdom of the Hawaiian Islands
with an office on the South corner of Fort and
Queen Streets in Honolulu Oahu, in said King.
dom.
Third: The names and residences and the
specification of general and special partners are
as follows:
THE FOLLOWING ARE GENERAL PARTNERS:
II. ". Schmidt, residing at said Honolulu
Paul Isenberg, residing at Bremen, Germany
II. F. Glade, residing at said Honolulu.
|. F. Hackfeld residing at said Honolulu.
Z. Muller, residing at said Honolulu.
THE FOLLOWING ARE SPECIAL PARTNERS:
j. c. Glade residing at Wiesbaden, Germany.
J. W. Pfuger, residing at Bremen, Germany.
DR.. ii. II. Phuger, residing at Bremen, Germany
j. c. Pfuger, residing at Bremen, Germany.
Fourth: The period at which such partnership
was begun is September 1st, 1886, and it is to
continue until September LIST, 1891.
H. W. SCHMIDT.
PAUL ISENBERG.
II. Z. GLADE.
j. +. HACRFELD.
ED. MULLER.
j. c. GLADE.
j. W. PFLUGER.
II II. PFLUGER.
1853 1t j. Z. PFLUGER.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1887-02-15

For over two weeks Hilo has enjoyed (?) a
season of almost constant rain. Il Is mud
mud, mud, everywhere and still the rain
pours down with apparently no prospect OF
stopping.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1887-02-15

A fine round trip will be accomplished by
the brig Claus Spreckels. which left San
Francisco Jan. 9Th, and arrived here Feb.
18th. The Claus Spreckels was discharged,
loaGed, and sailed on her return to San Fran
cisco, on the 18th. Should she make her
usual time over Us days. to the Coast, this
will be the best round trip made from San
Francisco to Honolulu and return.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1887-02-15

Another bridge fell between Onomea and
Papaikon, Hilo, on Tuesday, February 5th,
and not piece large enough to make match
left. The loss of this small bridge is seri-
Gus one as the ford is by no means safe.